
Executive Summary The Absolute Grand Unifying Framework (AGUF) v1.0 proposes a radically minimalist reconstruction of physical reality as a self-optimizing information processor. Built upon only two architectural parameters—the effective central charge $c_{eff} = 1.5$ and the transverse compactness $B = \pi$—the framework achieves full derivational closure across 14 formal blocks. This preprint provides a sterile alternative to the standard $\Lambda$CDM model, resolving the $5.6\sigma$ Hubble tension and the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) "Impossible Maturity" puzzle without the introduction of ad-hoc particles or constants. Theoretical Architecture: The 14-Block Sterile Baseline AGUF v1.0 replaces the Friedmann equations with a singular Master Ledger identity: $$\Omega(\tau) + A(\tau) + D_{struct}(\tau) = \Omega_{0} = 1$$ In this paradigm, cosmological expansion is interpreted as the accumulation of structural debt ($D_{struct}$) incurred by a $3/2$ coordination tax required for holographic persistence. The framework yields the following foundational results: Hubble Resolution: Derives a local $H_{0} \approx 73.28 \text{ km/s/Mpc}$ at a structural debt of $D_{struct}^{*} \approx 0.149$, reconciling early- and late-universe observations. Dark Sector: Reinterprets dark matter as a geometric folding effect (Symmetric Folding Law) at a characteristic scale $g_{0} \approx 1.2 \times 10^{-10} \text{ m/s}^{2}$, eliminating the need for particulate WIMPs. Unitary Information: Addresses the black hole information paradox via a derived Page curve where the island radius $r_{I}$ is governed by substrate efficiency $\eta_{eff}$. Terminal Dynamics: Predicts a "Harmonic Freeze" at $T_{max} \approx 214.01 \text{ Gyr}$ based on the Lloyd metastability bound. Numerical Validation: The Sterile HID-OS Laboratory Included in this deposit is the AGUF_v1.0_Complete_Release.py script, a unified Python-based numerical laboratory. The script allows for immediate verification of the 14-block derivation through: RK45 ODE Integration: Full coupling of structural debt and efficiency dynamics. Persistent Homology Tracker: Monitoring Betti-1 feature decline during debt amortization. Mock Data Generation: High-fidelity simulation of expected results for upcoming DESI, JWST, and LIGO data releases. Falsifiable Predictions (2026–2028 Experimental Roadmap) AGUF v1.0 makes four distinct, non-overlapping predictions to be tested within the current observational window: DESI: An exponential cutoff in the galaxy correlation function $\xi(r)$ at $\lambda_{D} \approx 57 \text{ Mpc}$. JWST: A Tolman dimming law scaling strictly as $(1+z)^{-1}$ without additional extinction parameters. LIGO/Virgo: A $0.08\%$ damping time variance in black hole ringdowns due to modular action fluctuations. Proton Decay: A predicted particle lifetime of $1.4 \times 10^{35.2 \pm 0.4} \text{ yr}$, testable by Hyper-Kamiokande and DUNE. Keywords: Hubble Tension, Holographic Cosmology, Master Ledger, Information Dynamics, Dark Energy, JWST Anomalies, Two-Parameter Physics, Sterile Framework.
Function Renormalization Group (FRG), Information Geometry, Galactic Rotation Curves, CDM Anomalies, Dark Matter Alternative, Quantum Information Theory, Emergent Gravity, Thermodynamics of Spacetime, Theoretical Cosmology, Hubble Tension
Function Renormalization Group (FRG), Information Geometry, Galactic Rotation Curves, CDM Anomalies, Dark Matter Alternative, Quantum Information Theory, Emergent Gravity, Thermodynamics of Spacetime, Theoretical Cosmology, Hubble Tension
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